_____________________________ 1.

The scientific study of interactions between the organisms and

their environment.

_____________________________ 2. compose of all living organisms

_____________________________ 3. non living parts of the environment

_____________________________ 4. any unicellular or multicellular form exhibiting all of the

characteristics of life

_____________________________ 5. a group of organisms of one species living in the same place at

the same time

_____________________________ 6. several interacting population that inhabit a common

environment and are interdependent with each other

_____________________________ 7. life supporting portions Earth composed of air, land,fresh water,

and salt water

_____________________________ 8. the role a species plays in a community;it's the total way of life

_____________________________ 9. a form of structure modified to fit a changed environment

_____________________________ 10. these are the body of structures that allow an animal to find and
consume food, defend itself, and to reproduce its species

_____________________________ 11. animal reactions or actions in order for them to respond to life
needs

_____________________________ 12. the path by which energy passes from one living to another

_____________________________ 13. organisms that make their own food

_____________________________ 14. organisms that cannot make their own food, so they rely on a
food source for sustenance

_____________________________ 15. a collection of food chains interconnected from the same

ecosystem

_____________________________ 16. the basic unit of life

_____________________________ 17. boundary between the cell and its external environment which
controls the entry and exit of important particles such as water and nutrients

_____________________________ 18. the largest part of the cell where membrane -bound organelles
are located
_____________________________ 19. contains deoxyribonucleic acid which controls all the activities
of the cell

_____________________________ 20. the powerhouse of the cell which produces energy that
important to cell activities

_____________________________ 21. a membranous structure firming a network of canals which help

transport proteins or large molecules inside the cell

_____________________________ 22. a granular structures made up of RNA and proteins

_____________________________ 23. a membranous organelle forming a stack of flattened sacs and

modifies the protein produced in the ribosomes

_____________________________ 24. organelles that carry materials in and out of the cells

_____________________________ 25. a network of filaments that serve as muscles and bones which
are responsible in giving shape to the cell

_____________________________ 26. contains hydrolytic enzymes which digests food particle.,

bacteria, viruses, and other harmful components

_____________________________ 27. connect the adjacent cells and responsible for the
communication between the cells

_____________________________ 28. part of plant cell where water stored, dissolved sugars, minerals,
salts,and amino acids

_____________________________ 29. additional boundary surrounding the cell plants, fungi, bacteria

_____________________________ 30. contain the chlorophyll

_____________________________ 31. the division of the nucleus into two genetically identical
daughter nuclei

_____________________________ 32. a phase in mitosis where nuclear membrane breakdown

_____________________________ 33. a phase in mitosis where chromosomes starts to line up in the

middle

_____________________________ 34. a phase in mitosis where chromosomes move away from the
center

_____________________________ 35. a phase in mitosis where nuclear membrane forms around

_____________________________ 36. the division of the nucleus that reduces the number of
chromosomes by half
Answer the following.

1. What are the layers of ecological organization?

2. What are the physical adaptations of animals?

3. Differentiate the two kinds of behavioral adaptations of animals?

4. Draw a Venn Diagram and compare the cell types (prokaryote and eukaryote)